About this course: In this you will be able to Understand how to trade the options market using the wide range of option strategies. This comprehensive guide will let you diversify your investment portfolio with financial derivatives.
Created by: Trading Campus
Syllabus
DAY 1
Introduction to Options
Options terminology will help in understanding the complex options strategies going forward
DAY 2
Call Option
Call Option is taken when your view on the underlying is bullish.
DAY 3
Put Option
Put Option is taken when your view on the underlying is bearish.
DAY 4
Covered Call
An investor sells a call option while already having a position in the underlying to earn income in form of premium.
DAY 5
Protective Put
A put option is taken by an investor while already having a position in the underlying to avoid any loss because of a fall in price.
DAY 6
Synthetic Long Call
This strategy is formulated without actually having a position in call option.
DAY 7
Synthetic Long Put
This strategy is formulated without actually having a position in put option
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DAY 8
Bull Call Spread
This strategy is the result of a simultaneous long and short position in call option.
DAY 9
Bear Put Spread
This strategy is the result of a simultaneous long and short position in put option.
DAY 10
Long Straddle
This strategy is the result of a simultaneous long position in at the money put and call options.
DAY 11
Short Straddle
This strategy is the result of a simultaneous short position in at the money put and call options.
DAY 12
Long Strangle
This strategy is the result of a simultaneous long position in out of the money put and call options.
DAY 13
Short Strangle
This strategy is the result of a simultaneous short position in out of the money put and call options.
DAY 14
Option Greeks
Options premium is sensitive to certain parameters called Option Greeks. You will get to know how to use Option Greeks to trade options.
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